kimlockhartga
@kimlockhartga@beige.party
Hey, I joined the party! I like #books #art #science #politics #weather and learning about anything and everything. #Spoonie also.
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- Comment on Several of you recommended The Sparrow, by Mary Doria Russell. I am 100 pages in 3 days ago:
@Star12Mt @bookstodon oh my goodness! I have definitely done 1.5 x speed, but never double speed! Wow.
- Comment on Several of you recommended The Sparrow, by Mary Doria Russell. I am 100 pages in 3 days ago:
@Star12Mt @bookstodon I am dying to read Miéville's new book! So glad you got a copy so quickly.
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- Comment on The Infinite Sadness of Small Appliances, by Glenn Dixon. My rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ A f 1 week ago:
@petros @bookstodon Honestly, we could use at some cosy versions in nearly all genres.
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- Comment on It had not occurred to me until today, but I wonder how often readers cannot dec 2 weeks ago:
@nazokiyoubinbou @bookstodon 😁 I'm with you on the handwriting thing. How often do we write by hand anymore?
I think it's probably only in graphic novels that we see variations in lettering that include cursive. I've seen different fonts used in novels, but I've only seen cursive used in graphic novels.
- Comment on It had not occurred to me until today, but I wonder how often readers cannot dec 2 weeks ago:
@magi_le @bookstodon I also find this conversation fascinating.
I keep hoping to be hired to read historical documents in cursive, like an archeologist reading hieroglyphics!
- Comment on It had not occurred to me until today, but I wonder how often readers cannot dec 2 weeks ago:
@QueenOfTheCroneAge @bookstodon I'd do anything for that kid. I worry so much about his tender heart, because the world does not treat empaths kindly.
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@QueenOfTheCroneAge @bookstodon It broke my heart when he developed such an attachment to Franklin in the Peanuts holiday specials, not just because he could see himself reflected, but because he knew that Franklin would need a friend. And he wanted to be that friend.
He's a remarkable soul. Never known anyone like him. He will do great things.
- Comment on It had not occurred to me until today, but I wonder how often readers cannot dec 2 weeks ago:
@LovingFalloutLondon1954 @bookstodon oh my goodness.
- Comment on It had not occurred to me until today, but I wonder how often readers cannot dec 2 weeks ago:
@AbramKedge @bookstodon I would have preferred that. I still have trouble writing "q" in lower case cursive.
- Comment on It had not occurred to me until today, but I wonder how often readers cannot dec 2 weeks ago:
@mcpinson @bookstodon Truth.
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@QueenOfTheCroneAge @bookstodon This is encouraging. My godson, 19 yrs. old, was taught cursive at a very diverse charter school. (The kids were mean to him in regular public school, but he immediately blossomed at the new school, where people who looked just like him were there.)
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- Comment on Without looking it up, are you familiar with the literary form "drabble?&qu 4 weeks ago:
@anikeaten @bookstodon how cool.I would love to audit a writing class, just to be there.
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- Comment on Without looking it up, are you familiar with the literary form "drabble?&qu 4 weeks ago:
@thelunaticmartin @bookstodon exactly.
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@jendefer @bookstodon this is so cool.
- Comment on Without looking it up, are you familiar with the literary form "drabble?&qu 4 weeks ago:
@VoxOfGod @bookstodon That's the great thing about words: their flexibility.
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@wcbdata @bookstodon I was so surprised I never heard of it.
- Comment on Without looking it up, are you familiar with the literary form "drabble?&qu 4 weeks ago:
@VoxOfGod @bookstodon no. That's a reasonable discernment. But, it's an actual literary form, with specific rules.
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- Comment on Are you nervous when you read a new book by an author you've interacted with 5 weeks ago:
@GoblinQuester @bookstodon You really do have to limit that sort of thing. Only one of my in real life long term friends can write reasonably well.
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